FF Daily #335: Fighting Covid-19 is not a T20 match
March 30, 2021: Impact of big businesses; A lottery vendor shows the meaning of ethics in business; The Free Trial trap
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Untold stories about how India built its higher ed institutions
Stories of visionary leadership: How Homi Bhabha, Satish Dhawan, Ravi Matthai, PK Kelkar, and Verghese Kurien among others, built world class institutions
FF Daily #332: How to plan going hybrid
March 25, 2021: Why startups need to set up processes yesterday; Patrick Collison on the future; The Indian vaccine
FF Daily #331: Why elevator pitches don’t work
March 24, 2021: Standing up for academic excellence; The future of the Dalai Lama; Who killed Goliath
FF Daily #330: Building talent: How Lee Kuan Yew built Singapore’s cadre
March 23, 2021: Futurist Bob Johansen on Full Spectrum Thinking; Covid-19: Why experts got it wrong; The unsubtle art of social endorsements
Reframing VUCA: What will it take for leaders to thrive in the next decade?
Futurist Bob Johansen talks about key principles from his new book ‘Full Spectrum Thinking’—which is the ability to make sense out of the future, across gradients of possibility, and take actions now to be a part of those possibilities
FF Daily #329: How to build iconic institutions
March 22, 2021: What reformers can learn from the history of medicine; The downside of low prices; The downside of webinars
FF Recommends: Better Sleep
March 20, 2021 | FF Daily #328: Slow, steady lifestyle changes, gadgets and other tips on how to get the best sleep (and when to seek medical help)
FF Daily #327: Familiarity breeds comfort
March 19, 2021: How to learn bottom up; What after being vaccinated?; What are friends for?